guide organizations currently authorized to conduct climbing services on Mt Hood.
Climbing Mt Hood is a technical climb. There are no trails to the summit. The "easier" southside climbing route from the historic Timberline Lodge is still a technical climb with crevasses to cross, falling rocks, and often inclement weather. Ropes, crampons and other technical gear are necessary. Climbing season is generally
Equipment List: Mount Hood Summit Program. This equipment list is for the following Mt. Hood programs: Summit Program, Advanced Climbing Program, Steep Snow School, and Climb-only. We have selected the following gear list with great care. All items are required and your guide has the responsibility to turn you back
7 Jun 2015 crampons, and going through logistics for the climb. If after reviewing the Mt. Hood Equipment List, you still have questions about what to wear or bring on the climb, this is the time to ask, so please bring all of your gear with you. During this session, your guide will brief you on the current mountain and route.
4 reviews of Timberline Mountain Guides "Reached the summit of Mt. Hood with TMG. The guide, John, was incredible. I had considerable anxiety going into the climb, but John's calm demeanor and professionalism quickly quieted my worry. He expertly
We gear this program for folks with little to no previous mountaineering experience, although a high degree of physical fitness is needed for this climb. Much of the information in the media and on the internet is misleading on the technical description of the Southside Route on Mt Hood. The Southside route is best described
Equipment Lists. Regardless of the weather, our climbs happen a world away from the comforts of home, and in a backcountry environment. As a result, we want all of our clothing and gear to be light, versatile, and carefully considered. We want our gear to perform in fair weather or foul, and be adequate to the task while
Timberline Mountain Guides, Bend, OR. 1.6K likes. Guided trips and courses in mountaineering, rock climbing, backcountry skiing and avalanche safety by
Mt. Hood, the highest point in Oregon at 11,249 feet, is a lifelong dream for many aspiring mountaineers. SWS Mountain Guides has a exclusive cooperative agreement with Timberline Mountain Guides to Guide our SWS Mountain Guide's previous clients on selected routes on Mt. Hood. If interested contact either David,
Day 1 (June 23): Basic Snow Climbing Course. 9 a.m. Meet in the Timberline Mountain Guides office in the Wy'East Day Lodge located next to the historic. Timberline Lodge.We will conduct the Basic Snow Climbing Course. After handing out rental gear, signing waivers and doing an orientation, we will spend the rest of the

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